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Denny wrote:
On a low compression, low horsepower, carbureted engine, a fancy analyzer is only going to waste your money and make you frustrated... denny I disagree. It'll pay for itself the first time your engine hiccups. Mine paid for itself within the first 20 hours it was installed. I had a situation (new engine) where the engine would get rough at the top of the climb as soon as you pulled the throttle back. The engine monitor showed that the #1 cylinder was going cold when that happened, which pointed exactly where to look for the problem. A year later, I had one cylinder that was suddenly getting lean too quickly. The monitor told me exaclty where to look for an intake leak, which was found within 10 minutes of pulling off the cowl. |
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